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CHUCK HERRING JR.
Coloring Outside the Lines™ is pleased to welcome Chuck Herring M.Ed. as its new Creative Colorer. Chuck is the author of the BRAND NEW book, You Can Only Hope to Contain Me: It is Impossible to Stop a Person that won’t Quit! This book is an amazing journey through the thoughts of one of the most provocative minds in the speaking profession. This page-turner will make make you laugh. It will make you cry. But more importantly, it will make you evaluate what you find most important about your life, your accomplishments, your past and most significantly your present and future. Read an excerpt Chuck is a nationally acclaimed educator, author and inspirational speaker. He has received numerous commendations from organizations such as the US Department of Education, The National NAACP and many institutions of higher learning including Princeton University, The University of Pittsburgh and Duquesne University and is a leading authority on Identity Theft. A Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialist, Chuck believes in the EDUTAINMENT (Education + Entertainment) model of learning. His client focus is helping organizations and academic institutions find their respective formulas for maintaining a healthy amount of fun and creativity in their workplace while sharing up-to-the-minute information that will ultimately make the organization safer and more productive. He does that through interactive keynotes and workshops that are entertaining, high-energy and most of all fun. Along with his mentor and partner Coloring Outside the Lines’ Primary Colorer – Jeff Tobe, Chuck continues to push the philosophies of “stretching your page” so you have more room to color. He says that companies need to “keep their eyes on the prize. But, keep your ear to the street” meaning that organizations need to be more creative to stay ahead of their market; NOT JUST TO COMPETE head on. Chuck has served as an active member on boards for various organizations. He has also been featured in local and national publications such as USA Today, The Washington Post, Upscale Magazine and The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to name a few. His personal mantra is one that was borrowed from one of the great creative thinkers of all time – Albert Einstein. Einstein said, “Imagination is more important than knowledge.” Chuck believes in that statement wholeheartedly. That’s why it is his mission to help organizations harness and properly use the power of creativity to create and manage change that is necessary for them to thrive in the 21st century. Bring Chuck in to show your company how to see invisible opportunities where others see visible limitations. |
